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Comparison·Aug 6, 2026·6 min read

# Fantastic.jobs vs JobsPipe: ATS job feeds compared

Fantastic.jobs ranks for nearly every ATS jobs API query and sells per-source feeds from $1 per 1,000. JobsPipe unifies the same ATSs behind one deduplicated schema. The comparison comes down to feeds versus an API.

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Dvir Atias

Founder, JobsPipe

Search for any ATS jobs API - “Greenhouse jobs API”, “Ashby jobs API” - and fantastic.jobs is on page one, usually twice: their own per-source pages and their Apify actors. They have done the SEO work, their self-serve pricing starts at a published $1 per 1,000 jobs, and for single-source feeds they are a perfectly good vendor. The comparison is about what happens when you need more than one source.

## Feeds versus an API

Fantastic.jobs sells the sources individually: a Greenhouse feed, an Ashby feed, a Workday feed. Each is clean on its own. The integration cost appears at assembly time - you merge schemas, dedupe postings that appear in multiple feeds, and build your own change detection. That assembly is exactly what JobsPipe sells:

-   **One schema across 30+ sources** - the same JSON shape whether the posting came from Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, or a job board.
-   **Cross-source dedup before billing** - one job on three boards is one row and one credit. Measured duplicate rate: 1.3% across 1.55M active postings.
-   **Search-time filters** - title, skills, salary, seniority, country, remote, company - rather than filtering a downloaded feed yourself.
-   **Webhooks for new and closed jobs** - change detection as a feature, not a cron job you maintain.

## Honest scoring

Need one ATS’s postings as a file, cheapest possible? Their $1 per 1,000 wins - it is below our $1.16 blended rate. Need two or more sources unified, deduped, queryable, and pushed to you? The per-unit difference disappears the first afternoon you spend writing merge code. Our per-source coverage is public on the [jobs API page](/jobs-api), and every source is included on the free tier - 1,000 jobs per month, no card.

All 30+ ATSs, one schema, already merged - try the free tier.

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FAQs

## Frequently Asked Questions

### What is the difference between Fantastic.jobs and JobsPipe?

Fantastic.jobs sells per-source ATS feeds - a Greenhouse feed, an Ashby feed - starting at a published $1 per 1,000 jobs, and each feed is clean on its own. JobsPipe sells the assembled product: 30+ sources in one normalized schema, deduplicated across sources before billing (1.3% measured duplicate rate), searchable with request-time filters, with webhook push for new and closed postings.

### Is Fantastic.jobs cheaper than JobsPipe?

For a single source, yes - $1 per 1,000 against JobsPipe's $1.16 blended rate. For two or more sources the comparison changes, because merging schemas, deduplicating overlapping postings, and building change detection is engineering work the per-unit price does not show. Every JobsPipe source is included at every tier, starting with the free 1,000 jobs per month.

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